😎 Polarized Perfection: Suncloud Zephyr Sunglass for Ultimate Sun Protection Review

This is the third pair of Suncloud sunglasses I own. The first pair was stolen, the second pair I accidentally stepped on and destroyed. The glasses fit perfectly, rubber edges in important places do not let them slip off the face. Vision is clear and cleaning doesn't ruin the tint like cheap sunglasses. I also like the sporty design. Great product with excellent guarantee.

I have expensive Ray-Ban glasses that I use a lot, but I need plastic glasses for fishing and other outdoor activities. To be honest these lenses are almost as good as my $200 Ray Ban and they fit great, stay in place and are very light. I have 2 pairs of gray and yellow lenses and both offer polarizing clarity which is very helpful in the ocean. It's hard to find glasses this good for $25. I found these open boxes and they are like new.

Not as red as pictured, more of a golden orange. The photo was probably store bought as I couldn't even get my pair anywhere close to this shade of red. In fact, I thought they sent me the wrong color, but looking at the Suncloud website shows it's the only clear color "Crystal" they make in this style (Zephyr). I took a few photos before sending them back, so judge for yourself, they were taken from multiple angles with a Logitech 1080p HD webcam under 13-watt fluorescent lights.

This is the second pair of Suncloud sunglasses I own. I wanted to try the rimless version and found this pair to be very light, snug to my face for good coverage, and held in place thanks to the material in the nose pads and temple tips. The reason I'm giving a bad rating is because of the tint on the lenses. I was expecting this pair to be the same neutral gray as my first pair. Unfortunately, it's like looking through a glass of weak tea. The lens has a certain brown cast. If Suncloud could…

Bought these lenses to replace an older pair of similar Suncloud sunglasses that had worn out. They are very similar in shape and form to the ones I bought over ten years ago and are about the same price as they were then. They offer full coverage around my eyes, sit comfortably on my nose, and the temples sit snugly (but not tight) to the side of my head. In general, I don't even know if they are there most of the time. They offer standard UV-A/B protection and are polarized. They are a great…

FYI I've bought about 30 different brands over the past ten years ranging from $15 to $300. It's just not worth spending more than $30 on a pair of sunglasses. What I like about them (Suncloud Optics Zephyr Rimless Frames Polarized Designer Sunglasses – Crystal/Red Mirror): – Lightweight, no nose or ear pain – Clear frame so no raccoon eyes from sun exposure – Excellent grip, not too tight but holds up with the wind - Highly reflective, protects from all the sun - Polarized, no eye fatigue and…

These are my new favorites. I love them at least as much as my Oakley sunglasses, Smith sunglasses and my old Suncloud sunglasses. I love all my sunglasses! The amazing thing about this particular pair is the super eye-catching look. White is very white! Mirror glasses are super shiny mirrors that reflect everything. This is the look I was looking for this summer to pair with a white hat. I feel the quality of Suncloud has brought me back as a regular customer. Solar clouds retain their value…

I needed sunglasses for long car rides. I'm used to a pair of Ray Ban Aviators which I've had for over 14 years and are still in great condition. They were too heavy for long days on the road because they dented my nose, so I went in search of a "sport light" alternative. Of course, Oakley came to mind first, but with the price tag in the $150 range, I thought it might be worth trying a few alternatives suggested by the likes of Suncloud. After wearing glasses for a few days I have a few issues